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Locality: San Diego, California

Phone: +1 619-866-4331



Address: 12707 High Bluff Dr Ste 200 92130 San Diego, CA, US

Website: www.capitamtg.com/

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Capita Mortgage 10.11.2020

From the Staff of Capita Mortgage We Are Wishing Everyone A Very Merry Christmas!

Capita Mortgage 29.10.2020

Capita Mortgage wishes everyone a safe and wonderful Memorial Day weekend. This weekend please take a moment to remember all our fallen brothers and sisters who have given the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Never forget!

Capita Mortgage 11.10.2020

Purchase A Home With One Percent Down!

Capita Mortgage 05.10.2020

Refinance Before Rates Go Up!

Capita Mortgage 27.09.2020

Capita Mortgage Q&A with Broker Beth Svenson! https://youtu.be/yceuu8Bz-BM

Capita Mortgage 19.08.2020

On Friday June’s new home sales data regressed lower. After the past couple months of positive readings it would of been statically difficult to have another strong reading. The overall housing sector is healthy. We see positive compensating factors such as strong job growth, low mortgage rates, pent-up demand for new homes, economic recovery, and low levels of new construction holding up the sector.

Capita Mortgage 10.08.2020

Existing home sales rose to the highest level in 8 1/2 years. This is the highest level since 2007. Regardless of the slight rise in mortgage rates in May the momentum has not slowed. In addition, mortgage applications are still up on the year as well. Our only concern is that home prices are a bit lofty but the sector has not yet shown signs of slowing.

Capita Mortgage 01.08.2020

Understanding Fixed Rate Mortgage Loans! http://www.capitamtg.com/understanding-fixed-rate-loans.html

Capita Mortgage 26.07.2020

Happy Independence Day & lets celebrate freedom. Have a safe and wonderful weekend from CMC Management.

Capita Mortgage 21.07.2020

New home sales hit a seven year high in May despite the jump in interest rates. This is a great sign that the momentum is here to stay. This is a result of a strengthening employment market and the governments push for easing 1st time home buyer lending guidelines. This is done through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The 3% down program seems to be gaining some traction with buyers.